Xorkoth
Bluelight Crew
HCl salts are usually pretty light I think, but freebase is always the lightest/most potent. I'd guess around 10-15% heavier for the HCl but it's just a guess.
It's pretty easy to calculate because you can look up the chemical on wikipedia to see the molar mass. 5-MeO-MiPT is 246 and HCl is 36, so the mass of the salt is 282. Divide that by the 246 and you'll see that the HCl salt weights about 1.15 times as much as the base.
A friend of mine loves vaping this, but personally I actively dislike the buzz and feeling of it when it's vaped (and yeah, the taste too), whereas with oral I really like this substance a lot.
On the net we can found that smoked is less potent than oral, vaped is different than smoked IMO.Lol, yes was from you. Was on the previous page, didn't look for the date...What I really ask myself:All over the net you find the claims vaped is way less efficient than oral (e.g. also on Erowid and Psychonautwiki). But for me this isn't the case, on the contrary. Now I'm wondering if this is because I always vape FB, or because due to my metabolism oral is just way less effective for me.Guess I will have once to try vaping the HCl for a comparison.
What I really ask myself:
All over the net you find the claims vaped is way less efficient than oral (e.g. also on Erowid and Psychonautwiki). But for me this isn't the case, on the contrary. Now I'm wondering if this is because I always vape FB, or because due to my metabolism oral is just way less effective for me.
Guess I will have once to try vaping the HCl for a comparison.
This is such a beautiful molecule!
It's really a pity that no vendor offers 5-HO substances (I really ask myself why). Would be really interesting to compare, to see what effects actually do come from converted 5-HO and not from 5-MeO-MiPT itself.
As the 5-MeO's anyways very likely partly get converted into the 5-HO's by CYP2D6, I personally wouldn't be that anxious about trying them myself.I wouldn't feel comfortable at all being the first to test 5-HO-MiPT.
This is such a beautiful molecule!
@Kaleida:
Yeah, I also had similar thoughts about this conversion. With "psychedelic effects" you mean visual effects?
If this is the case, then I may be a poor metabolizer (CYP2D6). As, as I said above, even in quite high dosages oral, I get only very very small visual effects, and vaped I get no visuals at all.
It's really a pity that no vendor offers 5-HO substances (I really ask myself why). Would be really interesting to compare, to see what effects actually do come from converted 5-HO and not from 5-MeO-MiPT itself.
But generally I can relate it to 5-MeO-DMT:
* 5-MeO-MiPT also has a tremendous body high, although not that open totally energetic like 5-MeO-DMT, where it really feels as if your body gets connected to the cosmic power grid.
But 5-MeO-MiPT has no bodyload.
* No visuals
* typical tryptamine psychedelic headspace. But 5-MeO-DMT goes here definitely much quicker much further...
What seems quite special to me is the euphoria experienced on 5-MeO-MiPT. This is especially strong for me, when vaped. But I think this stems from the energetic body high.
As far as I know, no 5-HO-tryptamines have ever really been tested except for serotonin and bufotenine, both of which cause some worrisome side effects when introduced exogenously. I wouldn't feel comfortable at all being the first to test 5-HO-MiPT.
Well from what I've heard, bufotenine's side effects aren't really bad if you vape it pure. Surely another story when taken orally, which seems to make you quite nauseous.
Haven't had yet the possibility to test myself. But at least that's what I got as info from several users at the DMT Nexus.
They basically unisono describe the experience of bufotenine as very visual with no mindfuck at all and no real bad side effects, except at the beginning a kinda strange feeling in the neck and head.
It was always my impression that 5-HO-tryptamines could be dangerous. I mean who knows whether directly ingesting them would affect you differently than feeling the effects when the body converts it? Anyway I agree it would be fascinating if they became available. I just wouldn't want to try them until there was a good amount of anecdotal evidence for safety. I mean too much serotonin and you can die (serotonin syndrome).
But OTOH makes one also rethink about experience reports of other 5-MeO substances as I would suggest this difference occurs to all of them. So these reports are possibly highly dependent on personal CYP2D6 metabolism.
Reports of poor metabolizers show the effects of the 5-MeO itself, whereas strong metabolizers probably rather experience the 5-HO.